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a New MinSsser - Turkey
OSCAR s. srKArs, o. NEW WORK, ArrurNrED ro-pAx.
The President this afternoon appointed oscar d
straus OF New Yort, o Be Minister o Turxsy.
The Transfer - sAe AaaeAucs DrsAgs
PerscessA.
The transfer Of the AQueduct BriAee 60 the gov
eminent has been perfected by the passage OF the
accounts by the Ffrst Controller. There Was &C
nrst some question raised that threatened 20 de-
'A Inc matter, but it was satisfactorily settled
johnson ana Aundhein.
HEARING m rHErR CASE ~ rHa roIIcI oopnf ro-pAy.
ms afternoon, in the Police Court, Assistant
Dstnct Attorney Lavender called for trial the
OF the Two young men, Benz c. johnson and Reuben
Mundhem, charged with enticing Ruma Rurt
aged IL years into house OF ii-fame for the pur-
pose OF Prostitution Mt. Cahii, for johnson and
MI Moore, for Mpndhem, entered pleas OF mot
Mr.. Lavender said he expected 20 prove thar aster
an arrsngcment between the girl and the defend.
ants she was taken 20 Baltimore where she was
ants claimed that the girls going into \ house
IN Baltimore would not be covered BY the District
The Judge said that an oct BEGINNING IN ,ne mia.
erice and terminating In another Jurisdiction
might come within the provisions OF this act.
was IL years old: that she had known MundhesI
Tor about TWO year4 and johnson for about ~ or
seven months. she went 10 Baltimore on the "a
~,
quest. She had talked with both defendsnts
about going TO Baltimore. Mundheim told her Ia
20 with johnson, and he would sell out IN two
weeks and come over. She and johnson stopped
at Cumps boarding house as husband and wife. At
nights she would go 70 the beer garden and VII
sons house OF fi-fame. While she was In Baiti.
more Mundhcfm paid her one visit
Margaret Ford, the girls step-mother, testified
that Nundhetm visited the Girl at the house up 10
about the time OF her disappearance
lgnatius Ford the father OF the girl testified
that she was IA years old ON the LIST Of February
last.
The case was sent TO the grand jury.
Attempted % Poison RHis Uncle.
NEW YORK, March 24--John q. Hoelze was
turned over 20 Sergeant Keller OF Milwaukee,
Wis, at Jefferson Market police court to-day HIS
will be taken 70 Milwaukee 10 be tried on Charge
OF attempting TO poison his uncle, whose wife he Is
In love with.
An Homer % Arch bishop COrri9am.
NEW YORK, March "A cable dispatch has tuss
been received from Rome, announcing that the
"holy father, nsOtu proprIo, desiring show spe-
cial honor TO the Most Rev. Archbishop Corr1gan.
has named him prelate assistant 10 the.pontihcI
throne"
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STEAM DYE woRKa

3a1l-3rn
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Travellers, Guide.

PxxKA RourE-R. and p station, 8th and B stres6s
d%, aV.a and tls :a S ki:.
Congressional lInissdi 4l5, 10 and III 20 D. m for
New York; on sunday, . am l2:so, 2. 5conerss-
caso Cincinnsti ST Louis Pittsbare aud the west
300 Am East nnel; duly " Cincinnati md 81
1Chicago LmitedI daily. Western ETprsss, $40 ..
daily, with through sieepers 70 Chicago and ST.
Louis al f, , E1Prsss 10 pm daily For Rich
pm daily, except sunday. For bAltinors 6:a5,
rs. 8, 40 dimited ekpress), . so aud ii IS am.
40, g. $40. 10 and ii ~ pun; on sunday 3. 80
and IL - am. y 80. g. no. 40 and II 20
daily. except SUNDAY. For Annapolis, rs am. IL iO
4::sa and q pm DAILY, except SUNDAY on SUNDAYS
s a sa.o AZ. pd s.rs Ss .s ksas
day. For Miliamsport. Lock haven aud Elinira %
Am. daily except sunday.
avenue s and street cSs. nss iis5 ~
Cast hmitedl and 9:lo pm daily fog cincinnsti.
and ioi5 PS daily 0u For f,t6urs, Gssenna end
Detroit III As au fast imtedl, and :55 p.m dsiiy.
No s1 charge .Sr fast tune on aS trans fo
1855 am. ~ 10, 80, 5-minutetrsn 8: 80.
4SS aa 40 S:aS a. "a s 81 md q, n so =
pm For Annapolis, d 40 ain. LILO. 4 so and $40
way ON . sanS. b sso %..hin asa
haitimors ). 6:4o $50 am, II 10. $780, 40. 6:45
and a y ~ r 9n Sundays $50 s H. 49,
pm daily .ncipai sssuenss 40 am daily al -. on Sum.
$40 am. and 81 pm daily. except sunday For
For local points Ss.sen w.shinstSn and asaSsrs
burg $3.50 an, II 80. and II 81 pm daily excepe
daily. exospt SUNDAY. For Hsyre De Graos. Eev1rS.
Wilmington and Philadelphia, 30 M, 10 p IA.
and 3 3 an ESs .sa and
ton, 5 ID pm. daily. except SUNDAY.
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OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
Hon. a. u WIMAN, Gate Treasurer U. So President
Interest and Principal Paid by the
Chemical Naucrai Bank OF New York.
Interest payable semi annually.
Bonds in sums OF 5000 and up.
These First Mortgage Bonds secured on improve ed
real estate III and around Omaha, Nebraska, and in no
case Is loan made exceeding forty per cent of the
value OF the uiortsaged property.
The standing OF this company sufficient to recon-
mend these u the confidence Of conservative
lQycStOrI
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Sarah Watson. ct al have bought OF j. T. s.
4th and streets northeast for $1,000. II. Isa-
bella Jett has bought OF X. w. Walker sub lot, 153
and l5T, square 40 each ISX43 feet, on street,
between 9Th and 7Uh northwest, for q, 900.
MeSSrs. Cutter & Winner have sold to the North
Washington Real Estate Co., for Chas. s. Russell,
lot No. 30 square g. fronting twenty -one feet On
2Ist street northwest, between N and o, for
s., 5000.
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THE RUSH Is OVER

III HUNd
az al work dndshed and ready for delivery Many
thanks to my treps and pstrpps for their patient In
work from the Dastrict and al parts q the country
10 DO rrops Bas now hsSs Smps toscs "a
every facility Ill al orders with prumptness xnd
dispatch. Work called Tor aud delivered. ". II.
NdkAILEYs l068 Jefferson St. 0eoygetowu &1-SR
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The Burning OF the Richmond Hotel.
NO DOUBT THAT ROBERT s. BOYD, OF BOSTON, LOST
HIS LIFE IN THE FIRE,

BUFFALO, March 24.-The work OF clearing away
the ruins OF the RichmOnGHOtel fire is progressing
as rapidly as possible. Up to noon no traces OF
any bodies have been found. There Is no longer
any doubt that Robert 8. Boyd, OF Boston, special
agent Of the American Bell Telephone company,
lost his life In the fire, telegraph message was
delivered to him there on the night Of the fire. and
he has not been heard from since.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IrOR sALE-sPECIAL BARGAINS
Il Several six-room Houses on st. E.: all modern
room Brick Tasch Place bet 1a.h 4 18th stss5 900
BdE i cspo deao be 9Th and
rooms on bet 9th and 7th SITS $50
mh11-2w' 142S New York ave
I,oR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON ST. SIX
essh aso ea per on
Apps Il:
IGOR sALE-"CoME" QUICK-oN l4TH ST. n. W.
j. barsain-brick. z rooms, business property:
$500 Also beautiful 1a-room BRICK on q near
Sh lss New lorR
+ Brick, rooms on l. ST.. bet 18th and 1oths3 800
Bricf5 rooms Q 10th and s list Gsi;t
Brick 10 rooms, st. bet 18th and 14th.. 300
rooms he1se Pace s,i Jet 18th and 300
y rOoms st. bet 18Th !. and 14th sts .9 ,%9
1Crooms, on Corcotan 8. ..:::.:...-4, 209
rooms, ! 4th st., business property: I,O0V
rooms Q st. bet 4th and 5th n w. o' 1900
sGoem ana on RieFss bet i, and
19rooms and stable on Rhode Island AZ. 81 2 00
rooms and store, 18th and SITS s.w... a, ooO
1Orooms on st.,bet2Oth 4 21st sts, new mn
Frame on punbarton ave 100
- on Congress =, near post office i; 1000 EGG
e.
Also improved and unimproved property in al parts
Of ahf al:y; Appl''' lbs New M lors
IIOR sALR-TWO NEARLY NEW WO-sTORY
Il and back building Brick Dwellings. each rooms
and bath room. all modern improvements located
soT FLEE efEs III ff6s
mhi9-6t' 1a26 st. NV.
INOR SALE - THREE-STORY AND CELLAR
II Brick Dwelling ~ rooms and cellar; all modern
PRICE, $500 TfLER lPsasf .'0n
lIOR sALE-A NEARLY NEW AND VERY DEsI-
II rable three story Brick Dwelling, IL rooms and
bath room; all modern inprovements located north
10 TilE kfIfss Ok fr''s
mhl9-6ts 1226 st. NV
IrOR SALE-SMALL TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
ing rooms; centrally loeat e1 i hriGe " 200.
mh1s-6t. I226 st. NV
IYOR SALE-AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY HOME,
Il Just completed near Washington Circle, three
and bath; modern improvements. Price $4,000.
mhi9-aW THos. G. HENsEY. 1O06 st. NV
EoR sALE-A BARGAIN-TwO NEW BRICK
IL Houses near Greene Statue, two story and cellar.
seven rooms and bath nod. imps Price 1920. Terms
THUS CENT n
ICoR SALE-MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN Es-
taege corner corner pFGpPerty 10 nnd lRda9 e. ave
the property now renting at $1,000 per annum. Can
be sold at price that will yield good investment.
ALBERT F. Fox. $40 ST. NV. mh1S-6t
EoR sALE-A sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
IL Cleveland st. mod imp; rented; pays 1O4
per cent. Price S11O0. Address Box Al, Star office.
EOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE; LOT ISx1 10 FEET
IIOR SALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
Il window house OH St between 9th and 10th,
rooms, BATH etc. and all i'll perfect order Lot
liz 10y s31s. fronting south Address QULNTUs.
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BRADY-YATES March 18th, 1857, q 81 yansss
Rectory Fordhsln, New York n. Y by Rev. ChnrlesS
Holt, THOMAS J. BRADY 70 HALlIE r. YATES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On Tuesday, March p
1887, by the Rev. Mr. Fleet Of Narrenton q te real
dence o. r. l htideh tssheF. MukkAa h0LrZCl-Aw
Va g
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BIsHors CAMpHon1sR.

An Exquisite Toilet Article for Chapped and Rough
skin aiisys irritation. and VIII keep tho Compiexion
Toilet frace % cents. Try Il. Guaranteed 70 gve
Drug stores aud w The pgOpEietoT.
l. G. BISHOP. Druggist
ja11-3m 1909 Ct. cor. IT. nv.
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Gladstone Opposed to Land NatiOnaIi.
Z8liOn.

correspondent says: 81 disagree with you in the
statement that 1 have not definitely formed an
opinion respecting the final settlement OF the
dish land question. l do not sympath1ze with
the proposal to natiOnalize the land"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NOR SALE-HANDSOME CENTRAL PROPERTY
IL 10 minutes walk from 9Th st and Pa ave.: S-room
BRICK dwelling having cellar and every mod
cOuveuieuce. stable, large lot, wide Parking on
once g-5:s Va ave- its
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
mhl4-16, 1D,22,24,2 20

GALE OF THE HYaEIA HOTEL
United states soF the eastern district q virxinis
made on the 18th day OF February SS and as di 1
sold On ihs premises. It FORTRESS MONROE VA, st
o nth ii Fl IL
Ths F {sgs and nd Al. W TT
The budnsss ars n The
s1 ~ ise n s. not saSssa by
po1nar and is 50 well known minute description Of
tins sIle END property Possession de-
Terms &c tai In CASH cash the balance upon credit
OF one TWO sna three years equal payments WITH SIX
hnay for which the purchase is to execute his notes
and tine title to be retained until the whole Of the pur
the e
5:a:F HSst special Commissioners.
y. d Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar Nos
93S, $40 and 942 Louisiana ave.
II S Sf a's; 4ashss;
MORNING. at TEN O'CLOCK: REGARDLESS Of weather.
'as
city consisting Of Exts nsion Top Cars,ages surres
TOP ss
livery Wagons Full line Of ali Kinds Of Harness: in
that DEFY s " 'n' 0" pi,HeS
VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE, GRANTED ON
and It a.
are defentan we will proceed 70 sen in front Of the
The terms Of sale shall Ge: one-half cash balance
in one and TIVE at the opon Of the purchaser
all may be paid p S.s sae9 to be paid At the sale
,uzn aEG, u LEEsNITzER. Trustees
mh22,24.26,20,31
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
= HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

thomas BOWLING. Auctionser.
HAS bssRksAEP A 5HPEISrrl RAf sfk
IdfTsH EdESANT FRENCH , MAN yrIx q ~ az
soAE sIIx PEu s TABLE,. MATEk d3kLSSR,
s osnfEkS NS9HHkET HELL AM And s sEH
S SSAkR sEkIS 4SR SSGs
And TEA SERVICE FINE Hn aGAss AND PLATED
TATlSS SaEEHi GaAGSEk sSITEs, sEXEk SH
fSasss SsS5t1i4Hs &
$500 Az
shall ss the above Superior ssfss
-, - II, n. oo(ssEeuESgE oE EME E sT9Rx x. FaE
same Ta aSSE af Saff Auc
FTHOs E. wAG0AMAN, Real Kstate Auctioneer.
k sA5R OF Is ~ i5s 5s
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
ssS in s q
iss1Ss !: f5fsS e R{s%iith q 7s
ana seventy tS74S, ID he City Of Washington
Terms Of sale: One third cash and residue in one
years with 1nfere6t-thc purchasers Sc
cured by reserved lien BY deed Of trust on the prop
chaser ALI taxes to day of sale to be paid from pur
chase money. COnveyances ut purchasers cost
VIM. e. EDMONsTON, Trustee.
Office: 42O 5th st. NV.
THOs. E wAGGAMAN. Auct. mills
V1HOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNfMpRovEp PROPERTY,
ON G STREET, BETWEEN DIST AND I'D
STREETS WESTAN ON 2IST STREET NORTH
WEST, BETWEEN b AND STREETS.
By virtue of deed of trust dated April ID, A. a2ek
D. 1881, duly recorded in Iiber No. 96S, Folio ~
154. ct seq, one Of the land records Of the Dis -
parties secured thereby we will sells II mont 81 the
DAY OF MARCH. AID. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real estate, to wit: Lots let
tered c. d, and in +. A. Tschifeeys subdivision
Of lots ~ and @ In square 81 also the north bali OF
and District Of Columbia.
Terms OF sale: One-half Of the purchase money on
each lot to be paid in cash. and the IN notes ut
SIX and twelve months with interest at sx per cent
annun from day Of sale secured by deed OF trust
on the premises Sold all cash at the purchaserb OPP
ton deposit of $4,000 will be required on each lot
ut time Of sale.
If terms Of sale are not complied with within ten
days. the trustees the right TO resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defaung purchaser
after five days notice through the newspapers Of
the city and District Aforesaid
ALI conVeyanclng and recording at purchasers cost.
EDWARD 3. WESCOTT, Trustee,
WILMER W. WE VET: 1T Trustee a"'
214O st. NV.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
mh14-16 1D, 22,24 90
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AUCTION SALES.

WEES s g. A An;s,,Hneer.: -..cnpo
$1,000 fGIS4ns ~ e q ASp 100 noxFs
SSxIEb crow Crows A ASp aA HzSkAA s sFakIahF.
SfH4a 4 III EiszSSfr
@HoAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
20 ENaRAvINas AND ETCH1Nes AT AUCTION.
FIFTH ISL EEa PAS oc h56eH !. aw suction
grsvinss and EtchinsH '' ''' ~ -'' It
VNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
REGULAR V 1s,l SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTs AT
1lss aohn6sSsieaTs q hks
H1n s1gsH os xHEsyTsA a BfR
sH!S TAS Ms e9xESkSs eSR
HAs Sr 5SSsJR ks RSsA Tor YEN
T FEE KT2SfE %AESJT Mfk1RSSk;bASk S1II
S SkS Sah rSS EsfFu II
s. eEStES s SsE9akkE
80 CASES ISSE IL H1 do6f1 SilocA-
HORSES 4 Sasal Il z*1 SS5siz
THoMAs BOWLING, AuotiOneeI
0s s sosE 5sH sRAH cS SosE AZ
On , SATURDAY, MARCH TwENTY-SIxTH. 1887,
sia 81 tie highest Sdd a9s he aSS1s
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucioneerz
SPECIAL SALE
MOST ELEGANT g sSsk%f $fss.s CHAMBER SUITE,
o. sATu JR!3 MAkCA g: at ELEVEN O'CLOCK .,
some Rosewood Chamber Suite, Three Pieces; also
Que Elegant French Plate. Glass Armoire 70 Match,
and cost the owner One Thousand Dollars.
10 WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
mh242t Auctioneers.
CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Agent.
Ten k1[1S
xs sPz s sTs mp aSsh 2sr
e SR 5ca e 10th DAY
Is Se1 5 g. T. r. M sna J, n Fl
plat sst Which can be seen at my office At sse This
building Sites 1si Gsss 5sGsR
mh24 6.2s&29 Auctioneers.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co. Auctioneera.
1hsz5HHs NJ s sSs
Und der and BY virtue Of deed Of
of Columbus in Liber No 72S, at folio 1885, shall on
TUESspAY, THE FIFTH DAY oF APRIL 4. 3: 1887,
the premises offer for sale, ut public auction, all that
piece or parcel of ground described the north half OF
Lot six 60 in square numbered two hundred and
eight (26Sl improved by Three-story Frame Dwelling,
with Side Lot being house and premises No. 4OS 1919
street southwest.
Terms of sale Amount secured and expenses of sale
6) and twelve u2) months secured BY deed Of trust
upon the premises sold deposit OF fifty $50, dol
ing ct purchasers cost the terms of sale are not
complied with in ten uO) days from day Of SALE the
Trustee the right resell the risk and cost
Of the efauting purchaser after five 5) days notice
by advertisement in some newspaper published in the
mh24-eOAds Trustee.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TtleglaIS to The Star.

Approving the Interstate Commission.
WHAT VICE PRESIDENT THOMSON, OF rHE PENssYIc
WANNA, HAS TO SAY.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-vice President Frank
Thomson, of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co., In an
interview this afternoon, expressed great
confidence In the railroad commission
appointed under the Interstate commerce act,
and thinks the members have such experience
that they viii consider the best interests Of the
country in the Interpretation OF the law The
Pennsylvania X. r Co. gave notice that on and
AFTER April LIST an advance OF 20 per cent will
be made In the rates for quarterly Communication
tickets
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NHANCERY SALE
~ OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN
THE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of cxss
IL the Ps.1s OF passed on the nth
Equity Dog We VIII SEN at pubic s Ms Il front
Gf TIE Rremifes on %SIEDNEs6AY the THfRTIETH
following parcels Of land ali in the city Of Washing
FRs re- Rst nor ct Feet eleven inches
lot numbered seventy s7 In the subdivision Of part
trustee. ON North Capitol street, between L and Nj
prssss 81 ass IF IL sMf f6 Boz u fsSt o
s%o s sS
Ss ss ens s esa1s
900, one hundred and five uO5), one hundred and
ana eight 1867 hundred and nine dos5, one hun
dred aud ten 10). one hundred and eleven DID
Tis@ Isl on FsnsSn flsse between ist # east ssd
ssirsy s1ss hundred ara ss,rsy1si4 sS
S Ss
one HUNDRED and forty a492 one hnnd.ea and forty
STsa s saa Sss SSs,s1 =
and Ss is ING en sss
one spd
and sfxtyfye 65) one hundred and sixty six (166)
s S1s and md a
s4 10Th r.
trSHi n e th sI .smi,sssn =. ,n,,.
saa
gs 9S sSs sh 'pd 12s
rom ocioGk II. IN front Il the prsm.s., iots
Of Ian and
twsnty.tw tS2o. Ion Kentucky svenue, between md
se TalhS 81 me ZANE pay at HALE PAST FOUR
e g.
ssn g. MIS- S s sa
Mass ave and 9 st. Sc in square numbered one thou
the SANE BAY q.
FIVE O'CLOCK m. In front Of the premises, lots
-four s. sa ss. Ss q . .ss ans
Ion 18TH bst%ssn . and sts s r. square
&
sna ot q. IN sSa.r enc
EkES q e SANE e Rz Ess
numbered four a. ION between 18th and 17th .ts.
:sssn "a fssss g H:Hs 81 IS
~ square numbered one thousand and eighty-six,
rS Sc5cf q H. s4 mont p 81 &: f
pumharsd four t i've {5) nix l6l oornsr g 18th sad
ss h. III :9q ias s SssassS g s
npp6 NIB red sns @
O'CLOCK Pa III mont mont Of a. Is
asS aaa a. s9s
Terms Of sale Is prsscsbed BY NE decree:
BE- pussEsss1 sS:s s. s Rs bes sssss!
tks propss sod 3 II 80 y Z - = II
IL :sd & q So
not Complied VIII p seven days nom fbs Az a re
e ssa s'; y. 4 . s
''''' ~ in' A''''' ss1sssf6tr1 nAgeqs: Trustee:
| RE- DAyIs Tr9claH J.
Hsssr E pA III h,5| ~ =.
DUNCANsON BROa Auctioneer1 mh7-d&ds
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VI ILLS City, WAS Hueu $lUO tO0Ay In general SeS~
sions by Judge Cow1ng for selling oleomargerine.
PhiladelphiA's Business Sensation.
TIE HUNTERS LIABnFTTEs NEARLY $500 00o-yAAEs
PROBABLY CONE 10 brazil.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2A--The liabilities OF the
firm OF James and John Hunter, so far discovered.
amount to $194, 600. All the compromising paper
bears the name OF James Long, president OF the
Union Trust Company. MI. Long says that
he does not know to how much OF the
paper his name has been forged,
but the forged paper has been estimated rs high
as three fourths OF the entire amount In addi-
ton TO the amounts above mentioned there Is sup
posed TO be large amount OF paper af1oat. which
bears only the nrms name. The rumor that
James Hunter took steamer for Brazil yesterday
gained ground this morning, as nothing has been
heard from him since Tuesday, when he LETT the
city OStenSibly for New York,
TIN HUNTER PROPERTY IN NEW YORK ATTACHED.
New YORK, March 24.-The Fourth-street Ma
uonal Bank of Philadelphia has secured an at
tachment from Judge Patterson, in SUI
preme court chamber, against the property in this
state OF James and John Hunter, OF Philadelphia.
The action Is to recover So S62 on two notes Is
sued by the Hunters and purportfng TO be endorsed
by James Long OF Philadelphia The bank discoun-
ted the notes but have since discovered that
the signatures were fOrgenes.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PPRo0PEhTY. TIE SANE BEING HOUSE AND ND

STURE NO. III, ON 4 STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court Of -
re 9stEict Of Columbia passed in Equity cause
public anstion, in front Of the premises On THuIS
four hundred and twenty seven t427 in the city of
following metss and bounds, VIZ: beginning for the
same at point on street distant ~ feet east from
thence east feet thence south 100 feet thence west
~ teet and thence north 100 feet 70 the beginning
paid IN cash aud the residue in equal instruments at
one and two years. with interest the notes OF the
chaser TO be given for the deferred payments and to be
secured on the property sold by reserved Lien or deed
The property will be aod clear Of all and assess
ments to day Of ssle All e0nveyancing q
cost. VIM E. EDMON6TON,
Trustee,
Office, 42O 9Th st. NV.
1. Z. WAc0AMAN. Auct mh23H-dkds
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An Attack On RalfOur.
wARNueG THE IRISH SECRETARY on THE pznoga
or A STRUGGLE WITH TEE CHUncH-

DUBLIN, March 24.-Jntted Ireland (NP Par.
nelis organ) publishes o bitter attack ON Mr.
Balfour chief secretary for Ireland. II calls him
I'm womans hide and says ~He has entered
lightly into a struggle with the Catholic church.
In such struggles the proudest despots have been
humbled into the dust. Prince Bismarck sway1ng
the desttnies OF Europe In his whole career but
once learned the bitterness az defeat; and that
was when he laid his hand on the church. which
resents the sacrileg1ous handing OF the sacred
privileges OF the Priesthood
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New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
Of the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to 81. 81. Dodge, $50 10th street:
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A Hurry to Try the Haddock Case.

Sioux CITY, iowa, March 24-At nine O'Clock
this morning the work Of empanelling jury In
the HaddOcE case was continued, and at han-past
ten O'Clock the panel was full, the state having
exhausted its peremptOrieS while the defense had
yet four challenges unexercfSed.
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WALTER b WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera.

ExTEMsIyE SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES, PARLOR FURNITURE. ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO. GILT FRAME MIRRORS CAR CAR;
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE WELLrKNOWN
MCPHERSON HOUSE. CORNER FIFTEENTH
IN ALL ABOUT TWENTY-SEVEN ROOMS.
On TUESDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH.- COM
mencing at TEN OCIOCK AM, shall sell the fol-
lowing described Furniture and many other articles
usually found in hrss-c house. too numerous
enumerate:
Rosewood Case Piano, "Wna. Knabe & Co.. Makers"
Stool and Cover; Handsome Walnut Frame ParlOr
Suite upholstered in Raw Silk. Gilt traced; Walnut
Frame tariOr Suites upholstered in Raw Silk, Old Gold
and Crimson Plush; Walnut Extension Tables, Two
Large Gilt Frame Pier Mirrors, Large Walnut Frsme
M.ntel Mirr9r Twepty.foTr Walnut Chambsr suites
ings, Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstands,
other Brussels Carpets throughout house, Springs,
Hair Mattresses. Decorated Ware Ltrche Stoves and
kanges China. Glass and CroCkery Ware. Kitchen
Utensils, etc. This sale offers unusual Inducements to
housekeepers and the trade generally - 1t perep
tory.
The McPhersop House will be closed for repairs and
addltion and Will be reopeDed by Mrs. M 7. 6outhan
mh23-5t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Ancts.
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A BOND CALL OF fourteen millions was issued yes
terday. This leaves less than twenty million 8
ner cents vet To be called.